Yes. They are rotting.Does anyone know what this is that forms on some of my clones? It's sott of like an invisible cotton ball that you can only see when held up out of the water. Clones that don't have it don't hold a drop of water in that invisible ball.
Clones that dislpay the invisible cotton don't look sick, they just never grow roots.
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It only happens to maybe 15% of the clones. I guess I'll get the 8 spot cloner out again, I don't think I saw that snot in the cloner.
About 10 weeks. I try to read the plants for harvest but some of them never show senesence.
Just wondering............how are you pollinating the flowers? I'm sure you know how important that is for fruit production and you ain't got any bees in there doing it for ya.
Most tomatoes are self pollinators but you still need to flick the flower with your finger to get them to do it. Don't flick hard, just enough to shake it up good.
Thank you both for letting me know that! I've really been meaning to do some reading about tomatos and pepper and cantoloupe but have been so busy. That explains why I have so many flowers that abort. Gotta spend some time figuring this stuff out to try to maximize my returns from the vrg and fruit just lime I did with the ganja.
Its still in flower finishing up. I'll get some more pics of that one tomorrow. Here's a bud shot from yesterday.
My brother was trying to grow them on his kitchen window sill and was having the same problem. If the plant isn't too big to move, the easiest thing do is put the plant outside on a few sunny days and let nature take it coarse.
I won't be doing that, not worth the risk.
